新西兰的一份报告说,国家住房的费用是私人租房的两倍,并敦促出售房屋以提高可负担性和效率。 A New Zealand report says state housing is twice as costly as private rentals and urges selling homes to improve affordability and efficiency.

新西兰报告质疑政府大规模拥有社会住房, 发现国家住房成本是私人租房的近两倍, A New Zealand report challenges the government’s large-scale ownership of social housing, finding state housing costs nearly twice as much as private rentals and calling for reforms. 由新西兰倡议的Bryce Wilkinson博士撰写,它辩称,向社区团体、部落、私人房东或租户出售住房,加上扩大的住房券,可以提高可负担性、租户选择和财政效率。 Authored by Dr. Bryce Wilkinson of the NZ Initiative, it argues that selling homes to community groups, iwi, private landlords, or tenants—along with expanding housing vouchers—could improve affordability, tenant choice, and financial efficiency. 该报告强调了拖欠租金和管理方面的斗争，表明有效的住房支持不需要政府所有权。 The report highlights struggles with rent arrears and management, suggesting that effective housing support doesn’t require government ownership. 这些建议来自Kāinga Ora计划维持大约78 000所国家住房,引发关于解决住房需求的最佳途径的辩论,同时减轻纳税人负担。 These recommendations come as Kāinga Ora plans to maintain around 78,000 state homes, sparking debate over the best path to address housing needs while reducing taxpayer burden.